Two Broad Casters

In this episode we dive into our wholeness as human beings with Homeopath, Lindsay Hazelwood. Lindsay gives us understanding as to what homeopathy is, how it works, its history as well as things it is not. Listen and learn to know a little more about what could be an option for your health at some point. This will introduce you to some facts that there are options to what we now call traditional western medicine and how, despite the message that it is the best or the only, for many, the path has looked elsewhere with great long lasting health results. One thing we all agreed on is that the spirit and the body are more connected then we are taking seriously. We very well may have a wrong perspective regarding our health from so many aspects. At a minimum this cast challenges contemporary thought and programming, so get ready to stretch your mind perhaps, which is, by the way, great for your well being.

In this episode we discuss a large segment of society most generally overlooked; those coming out of the prison system, aka: forgotten people. With special guest Kleopatra Gaiter from The Dismas House in Nashville, TN, together we step into the shoes of these people a bit and discuss why it matters that we pay more attention to this segment of fellow humans. Learn about the successful program of re-entry for these folks through Dismas House and more. Buckle up; it's a salty one.

Dennis Ferrier joins the Two Broads for a great conversation that had us discussing why one should never say "things can't be any worse". We got to discuss some of our favorite topics; Blessings, gratitude, mind set, people showing up, community and more. Dennis has been doing a segment investigative reporter show for 30+ years and is a real investigator journalist for the people. The Ferrier Files, which most recently can be found on FOX17 out of Nashville; the show blends human interest stories, local policies and regulations people should know about and more. He is well respected in the Tennessee community. Super guy with a super story and a super show. Dennis had quite the 2023 and held on and just kept putting one foot in front of the other in a season many would have thrown the towel in over. Listen and chime in on the socials.

The two broads have a lovely conversation with Kent Kearney, discussing his first novel, "Eyes That Do Not See." Kent caught Lauri's attention when she learned he was born in the town of Kearney, NE, the same town where she had grown up and saw a review of the book on a Facebook group. His book tells the tales of his Great Grandfather and takes you through Ireland, an orphan, the potato famine, immigrating, the civil war and the trail out west where homesteading was the dream. "There was nothing about the book I didn't like" said Lauri. Also interesting and as a lovely bonus to the podcast is the fact that Kent is 77 years old and knocked out his first book. All this and more motivation in this week's episode! Visit Kent's website or go to Amazon to purchase your copy.

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Listen to this episode where the Two Broads share some of their highlights and lessons learned in 2023. They discuss goals, dreams, self work and more for both themselves personally and for the podcast. A great cast to listen to as you begin your entries into that new calendar you just got. Insightful and motivating. Also, the Two Broads have invited you to be on their cast;) Happy New Year! Time is short, what are we waiting for?

As we approach a New Year the Two Broads would like to encourage everyone to not forget about spending more time in nature and to find an adventure. Special guest, Allan "Right Turn" Morales shared with us just some of his stories and motivation that backpacking the Appalachian Trail has given him. He even wrote a great book about it, Find Yourself Backpacking The Appalachian Trail, filled with characters found along the trail, an awesome go-to beginner guide and how nature leads to so much self discovery. What will your New Year adventure be? Take a hike. Join us for this fun episode.

After a typical silly intro the Two Broads take on the topic of caregivers. In many instances these are people who feel isolated and unseen. We wanted to spotlight these people who are taking on the huge task of full time care taking of someone else who aren't able to take care of themselves. It can be a very lonely journey and ones own life gets completely pulled off the stove. For some, they themselves become ill and feel defeated in even knowing how to reinvent their lives. We shine the light of our hearts towards these selfless people and especially hard during the Holiday season we felt it important to honor these people. Tune in and share with someone you know who is going through it.

In this episode we have two guests. We invited one of the Broad's Dad onto the show, Edgar Brouillette, as well as Son, Ethan Hildebrandt for his second guest spot so that four generations could gather in conversation. Amazing how things have changed within the age span represented. Understanding from one another and wisdom from each other is the key to bridge generations not gap them. We are all alive here together, we should relish that. Enjoy and share!

In this short cast Lauri and Sarah have a conversation about how dug in many people get in their regular patterns and way of life. Then, life can throw those curve balls knocking you totally off base. Some people rebound and pivot much quicker and some people struggle to find the exact place from where they fell. Sometimes are minds are too rigid leaving no pathways obvious. It is good to stretch yourself towards flexibility of both mind and body. A short dose of mind pilates is what this cast is centered around.

Happy Thanksgiving out there in Broad Band Land!! In this short but salty episode, Lauri and Sarah heat up the mics on the topic of compassion. Throw in some sympathy and empathy and you end up with a passionate discussion about adjectives vs verbs and how our culture is tending to turn good qualities into ways to avoid and bad qualities as excuse conditions. Food for thought on this, the week of feasts. We are very grateful for our listeners!